Outdoors and Nature
The Barossa is a great place to get outdoors, breathe in the fresh air and enjoy some exercise to balance out all the good food and wine! There’s nature, wildlife and hiking trails, walking and bike paths, golf courses and a new aquatic and fitness centre.
There are some stunning secluded parks nestled in the rolling hills of the Barossa, that many visitors can easily overlook and not even know about. These pockets of bushland provide a wonderful diversity of nature experiences, enjoy birdwatching, view native animals in their natural habit and follow one of the many scenic bushwalking trails.
For more information about walking trails and nature parks located throughout the Barossa visit www.barossa.com Detailed maps are available at the Barossa Visitor Centre.
Para Wirra Conservation Park is a 1,417-hectare protected area of stunning bush landscape covered with leafy eucalypt trees featuring Pink Gums, Blue Gums and glorious…
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Located in Flaxman Valley, nestled in the Barossa Ranges between Tanunda and Angaston, this park offers excellent opportunities for bushwalkers. There are two walking trails which…
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How about a bit of exercise with plenty of wine and food stops along the way? With the start of the famous Seppeltsfield Road Palm Avenue only 1km…
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For those of you who are keen cyclists and admire the cyclists on the world famous “Tour Down Under”, try out the hill climb to…
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Barossa Bushgardens is situated on a seven hectare site in Nuriootpa. Established in 2001, this regional native flora centre is a community project and the result…
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Discover the peace and beauty of the Valley by taking a dawn balloon flight over the Barossa. A simply unforgettable experience. There are two Barossa…
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